Union to test injunction on organization in Panhandle
In a Morgantown driven move the eastern Ohio miners union plans a test of the 1916 blanket injunction in four West Virginia Panhandle counties. Leaders Ledvinka and Roy say 1509 miners would be affected and will meet with International President John Lewis to decide on a test.
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Frank Ledvinka
Ohio
West Virginia Panhandle
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Marshall
William Roy
Lee
Ohio Swineras
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Hte
International
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Morgantown
Alston G. Daylon
Daston
Panhandle
Stamm Hotel
Hobart Brown
Batin
Yairmone
Howard M. Gore
Campbell Henderson
Herrin
Windsor
Greenbrier Cadets Win Opening Game
Greenbrier Military School baseball team defeated the Ron verte Athletic Club 15 to 7 in Lewisburg. Milton Myers and B Myers led the locals with strong hitting while Mann Robertson and Johnson starred for the visitors.
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Greenbrier
Lewisburg
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Smith
Jett
Matrimonial Ventures of Kanawha Countians Meet With Many Reefs
Census data show Kanawha County led West Virginia in divorces during the year with 245 divorces from 1,505 marriages, a ratio of 16.9 per 100. Cabell and Wood counties also reported high divorce totals. The article notes many eloping couples from Ohio and Pennsylvania as a contributing factor.
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United States Census Department
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United States Census Bureau
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Wood
Hardy
Pendleton
Wirt
Ensux Bureau
Merriages
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Berkeley
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Brook
Phi
Hancock
Ohio
Pennsylvela
Major Leagues Open Spring Training Across Five Circuits
April 11 marks the kickoff as the five major leagues begin spring camps. Teams travel from distant camps to prepare for National and American League championships next Tuesday. Managers report most players in good shape despite several injuries and notable absences.
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Kanelah
Snath
Sreme
Fane
Fundam
Representatives to Study Styles
NW YORK April 71 Representatives Bertrand H Snell of Potsdam chair of the house rules committee and Senator William McKinley of Manion called for Warnpe today on the Leviathan. Snell will study parliamentary procedure in London and Paris and may offer amendments to the law of the next congress. Senator McKinley will attend the International Parliamentary Union meeting to discuss plans for the 1024 meeting in the United States.
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NW York
Child Dies As Home Burns In Spring Hill Fire
A seven year old girl died from burns after a fire destroyed the Mitewall residence and an adjacent home at Spring Hill. An explosion during the blaze, while she tried to crack a fire in the kitchen with kerosene, caused flames to spread to four homes. Several children escaped with burns. other families evacuated as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Oa Rogul Hospital
Iri
Yexterdigy
Rahayn
Mord
Te Mitenel
Raver Maddux
Cnelles Wiley
South Charleston Tire Department
Charleston Ore Department
Yosa Iyram
Thea
Flint
Turan
Roosevelt Siblings Sail On Long Voyage To Asia Trip
Theodore Roosevelt and Kermit Roosevelt sail from New York aboard the Leviathan bound for six months of exploration. The expedition aims to expand scientific knowledge of distant lands rarely explored since Marco Polo, with support from the Field Museum of Chicago.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevel
Kermit
Hig
Caine
Three Charged in Death Case
Grand jury returned 252 true bills in a case spanning murder and grand larceny. Defendants include Dewey Chakam Blakely and others tied to a fatal stabbing and related robberies in Charleston region with whisky stills and burglary charges. Trial dates set in Charleston and nearby counties.
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Prue Vini
Reperi
Boon
Seasion
Menda Ababa
Lewis Birct
Crocikert Mullins
OT Vramp
Dewey Ckham
Blakely
Craian
Bevans Brothers Face 20-Year Indictment in Arson Case
Two Bevans brothers, linked to a wider family arson investigation, face a possible 20-year sentence as authorities pursue charges. The elder Bevans and their relatives are described in court records as under indictment for arson with investigators examining connections to the younger Bevans. Public testimony and legal filings outline the case against the family amid broader scrutiny.
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Rutty
Wowl Davix
Neputy
Sheri
Execipe
Andrew Bevan
Mary
Luther Revie
Bevana
Devas
President and Senate Battle Over Right to Remove Appointees
The article reports a high court hearing on executive vs legislative power over removal of presidential appointees. Solicitor General and Senator Pepper argue the Senate’s constitutional role in confirming and removing officials, tracing a dispute from 1920 Portland postmaster case to present contests between President Wilson’s era and current administration.
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Washington
Senate
Midas
Charles Beecher Warren
Oregon
Alvera
Paortland
Wilson
Tex
Dent Ta
Myers
French Premier Mystery Deepens After First Day
Partial reports from Paris suggest President Damergue faced varied parliamentary advice as M. Werriot’s departure left a power vacuum. An array of officials and party leaders debated rapid action while tensions between socialist and conservative factions grew.
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Damergue
Ted
Fran Vinvant Ancio
Chanee Wameniteee
Lewis Marin
National
Upyalon Thothe Chamber
Senure
Priand
Tanehear
Daum
Cole Mystery Angles Through Old Family Ties
A tangled past surrounds the Cole mystery as a widow identified via ties to Marie Axenroth, with remarriage and a secret ceremony cited. The case links to a collision of towns in West Virginia and New York and a river body later linked to a convict who escaped from a Virginia prison.
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Tle
Queens Village
Tank Thland
N.Y
Cole
Tenedion
Windeck
Viantrvd Stites
Willesey
Turkermace
W. Va
Baltimore
Virginia
Woman Held in Probe Into Deaths of Five Family Members
CHICAGO April 11 Mrs Anna Cunningham 49 of Gary Ind held for questioning as Illinois and Indiana authorities probe five family deaths over six years and an arsenic poisoning of her son David in a Chicago hospital Arsenic found in her Gary home she admitted buying a quart six months ago to spray plants Insurance paid after each death sparking exhumation orders and investigation into possible ties to multiple fatalities in the Cunningham family.
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Anna Cunningham
Gary
Ind
Indiana
David
Cunningham
Cook County
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Renallitis
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May
Arnold
Hubert J, Crowe
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Amiehau Feli
Debate Over Morgan Nominations Sparks Senate Rule Clash
The Senate faces a legal tug of war over Governor Morgan’s nominations submitted for confirmation. Lawmakers may need to rule on compliance with the January 21, 1925 rules as the chamber considers whether the nominations can be taken up in executive session or held in abeyance amid calls for a new directive.
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Charleston
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UN Menlo
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Syhem
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Vaganeles
Prhvery Wandfall
Gutewan
TL Baw
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Iar
Gore
Mbi
Kulhofity
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Culleng
Haven
Bert
Urat
Sem
Doorkieeper
Generally Fair Easter Weather Is Sam's Word
Weather forecast from the Weather Bureau calls for generally fair conditions across the country for tomorrow. Expect some clouds in the northeast and possible rain in northern New England Sunday morning. Cooler temperatures likely in the upper Ohio valley and mid Atlantic states with no major temperature changes elsewhere.
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Mentone
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Weather Bureau
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Nhe
Middle
North Auqutic
Controversy Over Olson Murder Case Deepens
Police and coroner investigations swirl around the death of Dr. Olson and related figures. Coroner Wolff travels to Idaho to inspect multiple deaths linked to the case while Dr. Wa Mo- Sos analyzes Olson’s remains and fluids from David Cunningham.
Bennett Slaying Case Revived In Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee a revived bid for a new trial was announced for W A Bennett the man convicted of killing Augusta Horr Man near 2015. Letters from Los Angeles and a supposed discovery in Oakland were cited as new information suggesting the missing woman may have been in Oakland California. A motion for a new trial is to be argued next Saturday.
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Chattanooga
Coumagl
W. A. Bennet
Rome
Hha
Augusta Horr
McAlste
Oalcland
Los Angeles
Mtay Moftruan
Imane Inonn Oakhkind
In Honnetiaix
Prince Chiefs Welcome Viceroy of Wales Ashanti Pageant
Native chiefs and retainers gathered to honor a visiting prince in a lavish Ashanti ceremony near Portespondent. Gifts included a ceremonial dagger and a carved stool as symbols of ancestral spirits. The pageant featured ornate robes, gold ornaments, and homage to the royal guest amid a grand reception. An earthquake report from Faenza, Italy, noted four hours of violent shaking.
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Corcette
Innere Wamasi
Ashanti
Alate
Wales
Prempoh
Seychelles
Jbim
Henevary
Uleg
Prince of Wales
AUAKE
Preey
Faenza
Italy
Raphael Bund
Million and Half For Tornado Area Relief
More than $1,500,000 has been received by the American Red Cross for permanent rehabilitation in the tornado swept middle west. Donations span large industrial gifts to small widow's mite contributions as relief efforts continue nationwide.
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Washington
Middle West
Red Crown
New York
Belgium
Cve Tribune
Paymasten Eld Martins Petty Arrested on Fraud Warrant
An arrest report states Paul Kuckuck was taken into custody on a warrant charging him with fraud. The alleged crime involves misusing funds totaling 1,981.40 from the company’s checks and bonds.
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Paul Kuckuck
Suulere Coal
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